Buffs two-way star has a new set of spikes before highly anticipated Big 12 matchup
Travis Hunter embodies a humble, grounded personality, carrying himself with quiet confidence on and off the football field. Known for his minimal trash talk, Hunter lets his game do the talking, and with good reason—logging over 130 snaps on offense and defense each game, his performance speaks volumes. However, what truly sets him apart on the field is his flair for custom footwear.
One of his standout pairs, a black-studded design, debuted in a home game against Kansas State. Crafted by artist Eric B , this eye-catching pair showcased Hunter’s affinity for unique, stylish cleats. Eric, who has worked with various NCAA and NFL players, spent over nine hours creating this masterpiece.
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